英语词汇logic的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

logic /ˈlɒdʒɪk $ ˈlɑː-/ noun a way of thinking about something that seems correct and reasonable, or a set of sensible reasons for doing somethingverbs + logicunderstand/follow/see sb’s logic It’s easy to understand his logic. | I could not understand the logic of her actions. | I don’t see your logic. | I had trouble following her logic.explain the logic of sth Can anyone explain the logic of this statement to me?use/apply logic Why do we not apply the same logic in the way we treat animals as we do with humans?be based on logic This view is not based on logic.accept the logic of sth (=agree that it is correct) If we accept this logic, no one should pay tax.question/challenge the logic of sth (=say you do not agree with it) People are questioning the logic of building more homes in an area that is already overcrowded.sth defies logic (=used when something does not seem reasonable) It defies logic to import food that we can grow more easily and cheaply here.logic + verbslogic suggests sth (=means it is likely to be true) Logic suggests that if an expert can’t fix it, neither can you.logic dictates sth (=means it is definitely true) Logic dictates that poorer people will be more affected by the rise in inflation.the same logic applies (=the same thing is also true about someone or something else) The same logic applies to other prisoners.adjectivesthe same logic By the same logic, other harmful substances such as alcohol or tobacco should also be prohibited.a simple logic The argument does have a simple logic.impeccable logic (=very good and difficult to criticize) They argued, with impeccable logic, that if you were old enough to die for your country, you should have the right to vote.compelling logic (=seeming to be definitely right) Few will argue with the compelling logic of his theory.twisted/warped logic (=wrong in a cruel or shocking way) According to the terrorists’ warped logic, we all deserve to be killed.flawed/faulty logic (=wrong) Their arguments are full of flawed logic.the underlying logic (=which something is based on) These word lists show students the underlying logic of English spelling.internal logic (=the logic that exists between the various parts of a system) Every religion has its own internal logic.a certain logic (=used when something may seem wrong or strange, but there are understandable reasons for it) With a certain logic, the child said that ‘ten and one’ would be the next number after ten. | There is a certain logic in their choice of architect.a strange logic (=used when something seems strange, but could well be right) There is a strange logic to his reasoning.inexorable logic formal (=in which one thing leads to another in a way that cannot be avoided) By the inexorable logic of war, the bombings provoked an even stronger response.commercial/industrial/economic logic Commercial logic suggested a merger between the two companies. | Having a car when you work from home has no economic logic.prepositionsthe logic of sth I don’t see the logic of your argument.the logic behind sth The logic behind this statement is wrong.phrasesthere is no logic in (doing) sth There is no logic in telling a child not to swear if you do it yourself.a lack of logic There seems to be a lack of logic in his remarks.be a matter of logic (=concern logic) Belief in God is more than a matter of logic.

词组	logic
释义	logic /ˈlɒdʒɪk $ ˈlɑː-/ noun a way of thinking about something that seems correct and reasonable, or a set of sensible reasons for doing somethingverbs + logicunderstand/follow/see sb’s logic It’s easy to understand his logic. \| I could not understand the logic of her actions. \| I don’t see your logic. \| I had trouble following her logic.explain the logic of sth Can anyone explain the logic of this statement to me?use/apply logic Why do we not apply the same logic in the way we treat animals as we do with humans?be based on logic This view is not based on logic.accept the logic of sth (=agree that it is correct) If we accept this logic, no one should pay tax.question/challenge the logic of sth (=say you do not agree with it) People are questioning the logic of building more homes in an area that is already overcrowded.sth defies logic (=used when something does not seem reasonable) It defies logic to import food that we can grow more easily and cheaply here.logic + verbslogic suggests sth (=means it is likely to be true) Logic suggests that if an expert can’t fix it, neither can you.logic dictates sth (=means it is definitely true) Logic dictates that poorer people will be more affected by the rise in inflation.the same logic applies (=the same thing is also true about someone or something else) The same logic applies to other prisoners.adjectivesthe same logic By the same logic, other harmful substances such as alcohol or tobacco should also be prohibited.a simple logic The argument does have a simple logic.impeccable logic (=very good and difficult to criticize) They argued, with impeccable logic, that if you were old enough to die for your country, you should have the right to vote.compelling logic (=seeming to be definitely right) Few will argue with the compelling logic of his theory.twisted/warped logic (=wrong in a cruel or shocking way) According to the terrorists’ warped logic, we all deserve to be killed.flawed/faulty logic (=wrong) Their arguments are full of flawed logic.the underlying logic (=which something is based on) These word lists show students the underlying logic of English spelling.internal logic (=the logic that exists between the various parts of a system) Every religion has its own internal logic.a certain logic (=used when something may seem wrong or strange, but there are understandable reasons for it) With a certain logic, the child said that ‘ten and one’ would be the next number after ten. \| There is a certain logic in their choice of architect.a strange logic (=used when something seems strange, but could well be right) There is a strange logic to his reasoning.inexorable logic formal (=in which one thing leads to another in a way that cannot be avoided) By the inexorable logic of war, the bombings provoked an even stronger response.commercial/industrial/economic logic Commercial logic suggested a merger between the two companies. \| Having a car when you work from home has no economic logic.prepositionsthe logic of sth I don’t see the logic of your argument.the logic behind sth The logic behind this statement is wrong.phrasesthere is no logic in (doing) sth There is no logic in telling a child not to swear if you do it yourself.a lack of logic There seems to be a lack of logic in his remarks.be a matter of logic (=concern logic) Belief in God is more than a matter of logic.
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